Split or burst pipes
A pipe that has split sends water into the wall or ceiling around it. The plumber cuts away the bad section, joins in a new length and checks the pipe on either side of it.
Water in the wrong place or a drain flowing backward is a job for a plumber. Phone us, tell us the problem and your address, and a local plumber is matched to your call.
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A pipe that has split sends water into the wall or ceiling around it. The plumber cuts away the bad section, joins in a new length and checks the pipe on either side of it.
When sewage shows up in a floor drain or a tub, the line is blocked or broken downstream. A plumber clears the blockage, and a camera run tells you which one it was.
A toilet that keeps rising after a flush has a blockage in the trap or the drain behind it. The plumber clears the line and checks the fixture.
A puddle by the heater may trace back to a loose fitting, the relief valve or a tank that has given out. The plumber fixes the fitting or valve, and replaces a tank that has failed.
If the taps go dry after a cold night, a pipe may have frozen or split. The plumber thaws the line and checks for splits before the water is turned back on.
The house has a main shutoff, and each sink and toilet has a small valve of its own. A main that is stiff or stuck is worth a plumber’s visit on a calm day, before an emergency.
The water heater has its own cold-water shutoff above the tank. A note on your phone with where each valve sits saves time in a real emergency.
January lows here average 18°F, and the town sees about 148 days a year at or below 32°F. Pipes in attics, in outside walls and above vented crawl spaces are the first to chill.
The pipe freeze risk checker rates your own layout in a minute.
Not quite. Water keeps running until the line is repaired, so a split pipe is worth a call right away.
Yes. A backup means the line is blocked or broken somewhere. A plumber clears it and runs a camera to find the cause.
For follow-up work, see leak finding, sewer repair and the homepage.
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